Do you think this can capture noise from a noisy neighbor?
7449
Absolutely. There are levels of sensitivity in the mic and it can capture good quality sound from several yards away.
7450
Yes. Bc the iPhone mic is pretty sensitive and the Mikey is at least 10 times more. Just make your settings on on your fire app.
7451
I don't see why not. There are three sensitivity settings, so you shouldn't have a problem as long as you leave the unit still.
341905
It would depend on the noise level.See what others say and then make your decision. Good luck!
1533634
Too far away then would be of practical use. If the noise bothers you then look for another solution. I like to hear it because it let's me know it is working.
2105608
It'll pick up a lot of background noises, so make sure he's in a smaller room and it's quiet. Other then that it'll work perfect for that.
804188
Probably not loud enough for your needs. It works good for outside patio area with little back ground noise.
159788
Depends on how close others are. It does make some noise, but I, personally, do not find it loud.
1678990
I would think so. I have used my unit in professional recording for a radio broadcast. However, I cannot speak to how well the microphone can record sounds from a distance.
2145063
I don't think the speaker will be able to pick up enough volume, but you could give it a test. Beat wishes.
745776
In my experience you'll get "white noise." I don't believe that any single mike can capture more than the ambient cacophony in a large hall. This "wall of sound" can be used - sparingly - for background tone, but it will obscure the music or the preacher / speaker. What I've done in this sort of situation is to have a separate feed to a mike on a stand (in front of the speaker), a mike a boom directly overhead - both can be connected by wire to one of the two XLR jacks on the camera. Ideally, you should have a clip-on lavaliere mike that transmits a wireless signal camera. The lavaliere is wired to a small box that clips on the speaker's belt or some other part of the wardrobe which sends a signal to receiver attached near to or on the camera and connected by an XLR cable to one of the two XLR jacks on the camera. Churches usually have mikes, stands and cables which you can use. Lavaliere set-ups can be rented which is a good idea because good ones are expensive to purchase unless you're going to be using them a lot. I hope this helps.
2194231
I would think so. Try putting speakers at different distances from the microphone. Seemed to give better reproduction when they were about 12-15 feet apart.And different tones at different distances.
852645
I am going through something similar. I have a neighbor who is making my life a hell on earth.If I get this, what I plan on doing is shooting video of the noise meter and decibel levels while the noise is going on.I think that should be good enough to show a judge.Good luck with your problem, I can totally relate.
1949519
It should be loud enough but depending on the noise on the environment the volume the MP3 is recorded.
2267388
It's worth a try. I covered my living room wall with this to dampen neighbor's noise. It dampens the noise from outside by maybe 20-30 percent.
314885
Yes. It reduces noise significant ly. But I am not sure how the neighbour's below are being affected. They didn't complained. It can depend on the building also.
6755
I don't know how close your neighbors are so I can't say. I shoot mine from the back deck into the yard and my wife doesn't hear me from inside the house. In truth she is three rooms away from me. I haven't noticed my neighbors paying any attention to me at all. I live in a subdivision and there is a woods behind my yard so it's a couple of hundred feet to the nearest neighbor's house. I'm shooting subsonic so there's no boom. I'm pleased with how quiet mine is.
2116027
That's hard to say, too many acoustic variables to consider, outside noise, conversations, etc...If the setting was relatively quiet, it may do the job. I use mine at work in a factory, and it really carries the sound when there is not a lot of secondary noise going on.
2099434
We don't live in an apartment, but I can see no reason that it would not work there. If you know where the bats are, you aim the sound in that direction. Doesn't really matter what kind of building it is.